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Stonebridge connects park space with commerce
Stonebridge/Middle Towne Arch enjoys an interesting spot near downtown, wrapping around Norfolk State University on the Elizabeth River and extending up to Princess Anne Road, a bustling corridor with shops and eateries. While many adjacent neighborhoods are primarily residential, Stonebridge has the advantage of mixing in commercial amenities without losing the suburban charm associated with ample greenery. This is a space for those who want to stroll within convenient park space during their leisure time, but have easy of connection to Norfolk’s active side.
Classic suburban homes east of downtown
A variety of home styles pervade Stonebridge/Middle Towne Arch, but most of them are fronted by neat carpets of grass, ornamental bushes and trees planted along sidewalks – giving cohesion to the curving streetscapes. Redbrick foursquares are one style that homebuyers will frequently encounter. But a comparatively smaller option here is the single-story cottage. Cape Cods in traditional colors like taupe feel appropriate for a near-coastal community. Dutch Colonials present another modest option for those seeking a streamlined and unfussy look. Prices range from the upper $300,000s to the low $400,000s.
Cape cod homes are found throughout Stonebridge/Middle Towne Arch.
Modest single story cottages offer a more affordable option in Stonebridge/Middle Towne Arch.
Brick foursquares can be found in Stonebridge/Middle Towne Arch.
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Norfolk City public schools close to home
The Chesterfield Academy is centrally located in Chesterfield Heights, and enrolls over 300 students. Niche gives the school a B-minus in diversity. Ruffner Middle enrolls over 500 students and maintains a 12 to 1 student-teacher ratio. It earned a C-plus in diversity. B.T. Washington High is the neighborhood’s largest institution: 1,000 students attend. It scored a B-minus in clubs and activities. Over 50 extracurricular programs are available, from forensics to French. The academic profile of Stonebridge/Middle Towne Arch is rounded out by the presence of Norfolk State University, which sits to the west.
Get active at Broad Creek Park
Broad Creek Park is an elongated green space on the north side of Chesterfield Heights, offering a great way for locals to get their steps in. A pond, public art sculptures and paved walking paths immersed in lush plantings are enough to transport visitors into a natural escape.
Broad Creek Park in Stonebridge/Middle Towne Arch has a paved trail that runs throughout.
A beautiful sculpture greets you as you enter Broad Creek Park in Stonebridge/Middle Towne Arch.
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Quick eats along Princess Anne Road
But when it’s time to eat, life gets busy again. Be A Juice Bar is a great spot for grabbing a quick smoothie when cruising along Princess Anne Road. The Walmart Neighborhood Market across the street is a convenient stop for picking up the day’s groceries. Tubby’s Hot Dogs another mile down the road is pure Americana, where the old school atmosphere is filled with the scent of diner food. Downtown, the Waterside market offers a sprawling open-air experience where taphouses mix with restaurants and live music events.
Tubby's Hot Dogs serves comforting breakfast and lunch for Stonebridge/Middle Towne Arch.
Tubby's Hot Dogs has a classic diner feel in the Stonebridge/Middle Towne Arch neighborhood.
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Getting around the greater Norfolk area
Getting downtown is easy with the Tide Light Rail, accessible at the Ballentine Broad Creek Station on the west end. Buses run along Ballentine Boulevard, as well as on the two main parallel thoroughfares here – Virginia Beach Boulevard and Princess Anne Road.
The Tide train is a great way for people of Stonebridge/Middle Towne Arch to get around Norfolk.
Stonebridge/Middle Towne Arch is a quick drive from Downtown Norfolk and its many amenities.
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Local sporting venues in downtown
Athletics are a part of life in Stonebridge/Middle Towne Arch, too. Harbor Park is home to the Norfolk Tides, and Baseball America once rated it the best minor league stadium in the country. Downtown, residents watch the Norfolk Admirals at the Scope Arena, along with 11,000 other hockey fans. When it’s time to work up a sweat, there’s the Kroc Center Hampton Roads, which contains a splash pad for kids, a multi-lane pool for adults and state-of-the-art fitness equipment.
Norfolk Tide Stadium is just a short distance from Stonebridge/Middle Towne Arch.
Waterside District is near Stonebridge/Middle Towne Arch and has several restaurants and bars.
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Stonebridge/Middle Towne Arch Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Stonebridge/Middle Towne Arch, Norfolk sell after 29 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Stonebridge/Middle Towne Arch, Norfolk over the last 12 months is $329,500.
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